AshbyCapital signs boutique members' house in Kensington
What Maslow’s will open its third London hub at The Kensington
Building
Why Company said the building reflected its values “from its
sustainability credentials to design integrity and architectural quality”
What next Maslow’s will join existing occupiers including ManchesterUnited, VR Capital, Ferrari Group, Ilex Capital and EssilorLuxottica
High-end members’ house Maslow’s will open its third London location at
AshbyCapital’s The Kensington Building, Green Street News can reveal.
The luxury coworking brand has taken 30,000 sq ft at the development on High
Street Kensington.
Maslow’s’ third members’ house will be located on the ground and first floors of
the building, joining existing occupiers Manchester United, VR Capital, Ferrari
Group, Ilex Capital and EssilorLuxottica.
The offering in The Kensington Building will be similar to Maslow’s’ existing
locations – Mortimer House in Fitzrovia and 1 Warwick in Soho.
The company is known for its premium design, hotel-quality service and
wellness facilities. The workspaces will include private studies designed for
teams of four to 40, alongside collaborative lounges, a members-only cafe,
boutique gym and fitness studio.
The Kensington Building was developed with Janson Urban and is the first new
headquarters office building in Kensington in more than 35 years.
Peter Ferrari, chief executive of AshbyCapital, said:
““At The Kensington Building, our ambition was always to create much more than simply a place to work. Kensington’s appeal lies in its world-leading culture and hospitality, and we have added to this not only through our creation of Wright’s Arcade and the varied new F&B occupiers at the Kensington Arcade, but now with Maslow’s third members’ house.
“While the amount of flexible workspace in the capital has grown considerably in recent years, it is rarely found at the highest-quality buildings in the best locations. But at The Kensington Building, Maslow’s will create a space of unique quality, maximising the building’s light-filled floors, grand ceiling heights and exceptional amenities to serve Kensington with the very best place to work.”
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Guy Ivesha, founder and chief executive of Maslow’s, said:
““Opening within The Kensington Building is an exciting next step for Maslow’s. More than a new location, it represents an opportunity to evolve how we deliver workspace, combining member performance with our wellbeing-led philosophy.
“The building reflects our values, from its sustainability credentials to design integrity and architectural quality. We’re committed to designing and operating spaces people choose to spend time in, with workspaces that support productivity and wellbeing.”
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